Items Recently Offered On eBay by Editor-in-Chief

Seven vintage bottlecaps, circa 1993. Various imprints, including Diet Coke and Dr. Pepper. Fine to very fine condition. One item, from the semi-rare and controversial "Northern-Massachusetts Walbaum" mintage, is sealed and comes with certificate of authenticity.

"Gary Cotter and the Relic of the Ziggurat" self-published second novel by my cousin, Flip "Filopino" Augustus. One of only 345 remaining copies, numbered and signed. Definite collector's item. Also one of only six works of American fiction to feature the word "Ziggurat" in the title since 1945, as affirmed by Library of Congress in accompanying authenticating letter. Gary becomes a third-class wizard and uses his newly acquired spells to battle Quwetzocatle, Mesopotamian dark master atop the ziggurat. Also has first wet dream.

Picture of me and Bert Convy, from 1990, just before the famous early 80's game show impresario died of a tragic brain tumor at the age of 57. I was a big fan. Item comes "as is" and is not returnable. Autographed (a value of $7.50 in itself). Bert looks a little thin and wiry in this one.

Impressive collection of clips of women's hair (about 85 items). Beginning with Suzy Crandall in the fifth grade, I began stealing, or acquiring by "means necessary," clips of hair from all the girls and women I have had crushes on since I was nine years old. This collection is complete except for Dara Levy, who crept back into the CIT's cabin on Lake Wannadoit, and stole my sample back when I was 17 soon after it had been retained. Suitable for fetishists.

Used DVD copy of Invasion of The Lobster Girls (1977). Rare film from director Buddy Blue, during his "sci-foxy" period. Featuring a young Vickie Sue Robinson, who would later go on to become famous disco queen of "Turn the Beat Around" fame. Skips a bit at 45:56. Stain in upper left hand corner.
 

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